In a world of hybrid schedules and flexible hours, many commercial workspaces are sitting half-empty. At MKDC, we help organisations understand how their spaces are really being used—so they can make informed decisions about how to adapt.
Our approach isn’t theoretical. We conduct detailed, manual space utilisation studies—often on an hourly basis—when clients don’t have digital booking systems in place. This boots-on-the-ground method gives us a clear picture of occupancy patterns, helping large organisations right-size their environments and plan for the future.
Space utilisation is the process of measuring how often and how effectively different areas of a workplace are used. It’s a critical step in aligning physical environments with business needs—especially when hybrid work has changed how, when, and where people show up.
At MKDC, we use this data to inform design strategies that are:
We tailor our methods to suit each client’s setup. When digital systems like desk or room booking platforms aren’t available, we step in with manual audits and observational studies.
This hands-on approach ensures we’re not just collecting data – we’re interpreting it in context.
With real estate costs rising and employee expectations shifting, understanding how your space is used is more important than ever. Our utilisation studies help clients:
As hybrid work continues to evolve, so must our workplaces. MKDC’s data-informed design process ensures that every square metre works harder—supporting people, performance, and purpose.
Whether you’re managing 8,000m² or 50,000m², we’ll help you unlock the full potential of your space—starting with a Utilisation Study.